Strategies

Dollar cost averaging is most advantageous when prices are volatile, but rising over the long to medium time. DCA investing is suitable for those looking to make gains over that time range.

Most of those who've traded forex, cryptos or other markets for a few months have probably come up with a strategy idea that they think could be ripe for automation.

Let's face it. Buy and hold (hodling) is not for everyone. If you want to ratchet up those profits, or even create a bit of income from your crypto assets you need to look for something a bit more dynamic.

Many traders soon learn that pullback trading can be a killing-ground that traps the unwary on the wrong side of the trend and lead to rapid loses.

Trading without stop losses might sound like the riskiest thing there is. A bit like going mountaineering without safety gear. But what's the reality?

Orders are often seen as nothing more than a gateway to the real business of trading. Yet the range of different order types that’s available offers a powerful set of tools.

To make any market there need to be both buyers and sellers. The bid and offer prices are simply the prices at which other buyers in the market are willing to buy and sellers are willing to sell.

Becoming a successful independent trader is something many people aspire to. You can be your own boss, set your own goals, and choose your own schedule.

This post looks at three alternative strategies that you can use to trade Japanese yen. Yen has some unique attributes that set it apart from other currencies. It is the third most traded currency after the US dollar and the euro.

When you start trading, one of the things you’ll want to decide on is what kind of strategy you’ll be using.